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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
CHRISTIAN ooLLBoIAss.
Yale Students Holding Services In New
York MIR. Dopew's Remarks.


York Mr.. Dopew's Remarks.
NEw YoRK. Oct 3l.--Hnlf a dozen Yale
students, headed by Pitcher Slagg. their
famous baseball lwircr, came 10 Ncw York
last evening aud held the first Of series of
religious meetings for students Of New York
colleges and professional schools The hall
was well hllcd. Chauncoy NJ. Dcpew, who
" just N enthusiastic Yale man now a,
when ho was an undergraduate. found dime
a. preside over the meeting II renrd stu.
dcnt life ns more than curriculum" said
Mr.. Dcpcw. ~ young man goes from hi,
home with H. narrow horizon to the broader
world ~ young inicllccis, aud what he gain,
or loses by changes brought about 10y nttri.
ton make his chamctcr through life. one
mans influence upon his fellows IL often
great ! have known ono man 10 ruin a
whole class. In one instance thrcc or ipui
brilliant men, leader. yet lChauchcrs men
who wcrr supposed 10 DE- great ding. with,
out work, men supposed to have an extra.
ordinary Attmction Tor the other sex, which
they used In an Immoral way-ruinrd hun.
drc,ls " their fellows THIS movement j. u
De- away with surh thing, a. rescue true
manhood in the schools aud teach tho lesson
that his life j. best who lives best and get,
the meet out Of a."
The Vale students. Mrssrs. Corhln. center
rushcr IN the foot ball team. Gibson. last
years junior exhibition prize nnn. llichnrls
II the glcc club, aud Stngg. told how Emf
nrummond's evangelical movement had
ilouri,hcd NJ Vale and gave their own ca.
pcricnccs IT H. benefit Ia them.
This meeting said Mr.. Dcpcw In clos.
Ing, 'shoWs that IN an American college
t"day no man need apologize for being q
christian
TnE value Of Mnna.ln CONSISTS IN II
never being nnlarunistic Ia natutu
methods, but cuinCidcnt with them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
Ancr Ilrcc Yrnr-.

W. =. Walton, Of Springfield Tenn, says
II have been suffering with neuralgia IN the
face and head, of and on, Tor three years.
purchased box Of DR. Tuners lnfallihle
Neuralgia Cure, and took eight ~ the pills.
have not felt any symptoms II neuralgia
sinoc. II gives mc pleasure 70 recommend It."
l,angum Root Medicine Co, Manufacturer
Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents per box Sold al
Holsters drug store, ~ Main street.
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senator Frye. Predictions.

NV YonK, Oct si.-scnntor William T..
Frye, Of Maine, is In town. To u reporter
yesterday lac said:
81 have not the slightest doubt that
Cleveland win get the Democratic nomina.
lion Tor the presidency A President who
.cnn yiolnlc-cv.ry public uttcmncc lac ever
made touching civil service reform persist.
entity and Continuously, ,nnd nj thc same
time satisfy the mugwumps that they did
entirely right IN voting for him on that
issue, Is clearly entitled Ia the Democratic
nomination"
lie said that the way he would deal with
the surplus would be to spend ". lie was
a-hca Y Mr. Ware woult-bg &c sipabllcaH
candidate, aud aid, My answer Is he will
be- n hc dcsxcs 10 be-"
Can he be clccicdg
Hero the sansipr hasiisicd for q moment
aud then ad,lcd In n Relative manner; ~
think his chances better Than they were four
years ago and think hc Is the strongest
man we have"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

hirnck oui-By Caruthers ., by Mullnne I.
Passed balls-Bushong l. Carroll 2 Wild
pitrhcs-Nonc. Two base hits-Bums I,
Mullane 1. Three base hit askrcy. Double
plays-Burns and Ryan; Wclch aud bush
ong Robinson, Mcl'hcc aud COmiskcy. Left
on bascs-sL Louis 4, Chicago Z. Earned
runs-sL Louis 1.
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The Midland Road.
sp-clai Dispatch 10 ubc Aprnl

rlf'fll iiHIsAN'N W w NIHHhA
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 3i.-Thc county
court met today, aud discussed the Midland
proposition. AZ the close ~ the discussion
this afternoon an adjournment WINS taken
until tomorrow morning NJ ~ o'clock. III,
proposition will probably be- submitted by .
narrow margin. u it u carried at all.
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"a New YORK Quarantine.

Nsw YonK, Oct. 3l-A report from quar-.
anine nj noon today says can the Alsia's
passengers are well, with the exception Of
three, who are suffering from catarrhal in-
Illumination. Measles hn.brokcn out among
the omigrnnts taken from the britannia, aud
the children are now suffering from that
disease
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
PinnoN.pufncturers.

NEw York, Oct 3l.-Augustus Baus 4
CO., piano msnufacturors, now in the hands
OF receiver filed n statement showing their
assets TO be Si72,72i; liabilities, S5s,i27; due
stockholders for money loaned, $22, 900; con.
ungcnt Liabilities, Endorsement on bills re-
cciyable discounted 1874 O67.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

BrnNSoulu. Ala. Oct 3i.--Pcsident
James r. Wilson, Of the local baseball assc-
citation, who, today, at Nashville, was put at
the head 81 the Southern league Is one Of
the liyeiost and most successful men Ia Dir.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
The IIIlnoi. puhIl.nlng Company.

CHICAGO, H., Oct Sl.-The Illinois pub
fishing company made an assignment this
morning The failure was caused by the re
cent assignment OF Regain n Co. The assets
are about 81, 600 and liabilities $780,
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THE PLAQUES.
the Yellow Fever at Tampa-The Chol
era ut the New York Quarantine.

WAsnISdros, Oct. 3f.-Thc official records
OF the Marine hospital bureau show the con.
unued existence Of yellow fever at Tampa,
Fla, but nowhere else in the State. Reports
have been received that cases have appeared
at different points in Pasoo county. They
are being investigated, but us yet have not
Deeh confirmed. Up to the 10Th instant
there had been between 22j 10 80 cases and
thiriy-four deaths from yellow fever at Tam
pa. The number of cases under trcot
incnt on TINT date was eighty. During the
four hours ended at \ o'clock pm, October
~ there were thirteen new eases, but no
deaths No Information has been received
from Tampa since Saturday morning
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01
wholesale I.ianor DeaIer..

NEW YoRK, Oct. 81 THE schedules in as
Segment Of Charles s. Bryce, wholesale
liquor dealer at No 50 Front street, show
liabilities Of siS7, g7G nominal assets, $685.
Gj3; actual assets. Si77, O67
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

NKw ORLEANS, la, Oct. si.--A special 10
the Times Democrat from franklin says
at a special meeting of the labor assembly
VI tie parish, held here yesterday n rcsolu.
ton was adopted protesting against the ac.
ticn ~ the district executive board IN order.
inr strike II laborcrs for an advance from
~ a. ~ cents per hour for watchers, aud
from Al to u ~ per day for hbowr,
at q meeting uf the sugar planters, 81 s.
MARY parish, held here, II was resolved not
Ia submit Ia the demands Ut the executive
board 1T the Knights uf Labor. aud Ia stand
together in resisting such demands"
A special 10 the ricayunc. from Thiho.
dcauN. SAYS "Ata LARGELY attended meeting II
the influential citiycns. presided over by
Judge Taylor licaitic. held herr yesterday
resolutions wcrc adopted protesting against
the strike ordered 10y the executive boarl III
the district, aud the citiArns pledged thcm.
selves 10 stand together In resisting the de
mnnds of secret organization which las
assumed to iiN the rate ~ wages ~ be- paid
10 lahocn On sugar plantations
"GoLprs MrWcAL DiscoyTnf the gtcu
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

mingham. having made handsome compe-
tency in the real estate and insurance bust
ness here in the last five years. This was
his first season in baseball.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

Coin wEATnER Is coming. Make n trial
Of splnt coal. i. NJ. Patterson & Co.,
21S Second street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

REy. II. PALMER, Of the NJ. +. Church
in Wilkesbarre, Pa, has learned by ex-
pcrience the value Of La-cu-pi-a.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

AT people Of scdcnlary habits who have
used rc.ru.na declare II wonderful In.
yigoutOr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

The Russian press Is opposed TO high tar.
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A s,.nanr.i xmn. On

l. an assortment, Of Colgate's unriyalcd toilet
-~--- sd s-.faws.v Na- r-sdv
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-01

Tnr value Of Mana lin CONSISTS In Il
never being anlaunistic Ia natures
methods, but cuinCidcnt with them.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-25
CHAPEL POINT MILLS,

TNHE undersigned having rented. thoroughly
Il repaired and refurnished the above Mills
are now prepared to receive grist of all kinds
Wednesdays of each week for grinding Wheat
We keep constantly on hand large supply ei
Meal TO exchange for Corn. We will serve hs
public at any time Of day from O'Clock A. N
10 o'clock P. NJ
SMOOT / CROSS, Props
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-25

ESSAY DELIVERED BEFORE THE TEACHERS
JOHN W. HALEY, ESQ, AND PUB
LIsHED BY REQUEST OF
THE ASSOCIATION.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-02-25
DIR. JOHN w. MITCHELL,
DENTIST.
Old No. 16O N. Howard Street
New No. 527 N. Howard Street
BALTIMORE, MD.
Opposite academy Of Music.

I would respectfully ask my Charles county
L friends TO call on me y hen requiring dental
work Of any description. have every facility
for doing first class dental work and guarantee
satisfaction in all cases.
DR. j W. MITCHELL, D D. s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24
Live Stock Market,

ST, LOUIS, MO, Aug. 23.-Cattle-Receipts
1890; shipments 800, market active and mig er;
fair 70 choice he4vv natives steers s. 9Jd4 30;
one bunch At 81 So; butchers steers, fair to
choice So 30G3 90; feeders, fair to good, - 81
a A.; stocks fair to good g O0G2 g.. Texans
and Indians, common grass to good corn fed
81 20G5 70. Hogs-Recetpts 400; shlpmente
none; market active and shade higher; rang
Ing from 81 40G5 40 Sheep-Receipts 1900
shipments 1850; medium to prime s. ljd4 TO-
lambs S. 1904 80.
CHICAGo, ILL, Ang. 25.-Cat,le - Receip'a
1000; shipments 800; market active and
100 higher; shipping steers, s. C0d5 Is
stockers ard feeders, s. o0G2 3j; cows
bulls and mixed, 81 60d2 80 Texas cattle
s! 00G4 90. HOgs-Recep.s 5000; shipments
3O0 market stronger and shade hig or
ranging from 81 0Dd5 10. Sheep-Receipts 3OOO
shipments none; market strong for good
grades others steady; natives 81 I5d4 -; W
tern So 20G3 10; Texans, s. oOG3 10; lambs
81 2085 90.
NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Beeves-R Receipts are
- carloads for slaughterers direct and
carloads for cat lie eXrOrters; there Is nc
market for beeves, being rather dull fol
poorest /, best native sides, and 21aG6i4c fol
Texas sides; exports so beeYes aud lW
quarters of beef; 10 day's Liverpool cables
quite American refrigerator beef steaGy a
81 per pound. Sneep-ReCcipts GOO; tht
market Is frmer for sheep and stead Isl
lambs common 10 p line sheep sold at So 00d
50 per 100 ponds; common to choice
lambs s. 81 al p.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24
THE RUINED kiieE RLDs.
-lstOr tho Negroes to dosErom Now Z
Untu Next Year. %tzsss-s

-lstOF tho Negroes to dosErom Now,
Untu Next Year. %fs.ssss=f'
.-'NEiA, 5. C, Aug. 25.-Itis proba-
L. The loss on the rice crop will ex-
= by 100000 the estimate made
RetAS $50. Discoursgiuc news con-
IS 70 come in from the flooded dis
!, L over Carol na along Ssntee and
!.lia rivers There is 8 very serious
's-2a now before the rice planters.
vas, disposition is to be made Of
c5sFo6s on tneir plantations until
=. IS, Of next Year. There is no way
ZEN to earn 3 living In the mean
T. '-sY VIII have 10 be supplied with
- Nsny planters are unable to do
go ;" hey nave been ruined by the
,, -, tnQ Il viii be necessary for the
,...s oi The state to contribute to their
. s.sf' II nothing is done for these
: s,ySS during the next four months they
Nssye. The loss of the rice field
ny. Means the abandonment OF the
= 5.intauonS and the destruction OF
!sS..F worth hundreds of thousands
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24
GENERAL Markets.


ST. LOUIS, Mo, Avg. 23.-Flour-Firm and
unchanged family s. 4Cd2 90; patents ) SOG
CO. Wheat-etrong and nc higher, though
there was not much trading, Closing al the
highest dEure; No red c sh t9'.ci 50 TENDER
6g7, a zoe, cosing at &c; October IL, 01l7.c,
clo.ing at 7l7sc. December 15A4 i51sc, closing
at 15>Ic. Corn was e a &C higher owing TO
the cold wave which reached here last night;
September 3SG3S3aC. closing at 5si4C; oct Der
s. 4a59c, closing at 357sc; for the year 5l3.@
closing axe Oats firm and higher; cash
24lec, September 244c; october 25',c; year
- &C; May 50 c. COrnmeal strong at s. 2O52 -,
Whiskv steady at 81 %. Provisions strong.
Pork Irregular; new Sl5 90. Lard strong atS6 30.
Dry salt meat, bOXe1 shoulders s. 30; long
clears = O0GS 10; clear ribs s. 90 a 10; sh Ort
clears S 30 Bacon-6o1ed shoulders S. PA;
long clears $ S1-a; clear ribs $ 81. az 90
short clears 81 so. Hams steady al al2 OOul4 o..
CHIC.G-, ILL, Aug. 23-The cold wave
which spread over large area OF territory IN
duced q decidedly bullish feeling at the open
better for September at &c, which sold back
to Il &c and then went up TO 4l'.c. Within the
first iour liberal purchases were made during
the bu ge b. several large operators. When
| the cold weather talk began to subside and DO
/ support being received from outsde orders on
, trc o Il scalpins crowd, prices began TO 20
! down and September fell to Il re but allied at
| the close 10 4i3GIl' &c. Wheat felt the
/ sympathetic strength with corn and
! September started at 69>I 669s.c, half
/ cent. better than yesteTday's close and tesa
:
/ throuE bout the entire day, and the market held
STEADY between 69's G69isc, closing 6J1, for
/ September only moderate trade was re-
ported IN provisions but the feeling was
stronger, especially during the earlier part OF
the day Operators watcn the course of the
corn II ars ct closely, and are governed by 1t tc
| some extent IN making speculative trades II
provisions Early there was LITTLE
mote inclination TO purchase whils
offerings were limited, consequent.
slightly advanced prices were obtained late!
81 81 IrnA
there was little more disposition manifested 4
sell and easier feeling prevailed TO the close
though the decline in prices was slight. Trad
Ing 81 il confined almost exclusively to con
tracts for September. October and January de
liveries September lard opened at S. 47ia, soil
up 10 y So reacted l. $ - AM closed ~ aef1
Ing figure September mort ribs ssZfte4fS
> o.. advanced SS.0Ia nj closed at $50. Mes
|. pork was qaiet and inactive. Leadinsfuture
closed: Wheat-Ausust tec; sp.en
Der 69isc; October 1l4ci DecemSs
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24
The Wool Market.

ST LOUIS MO, Aug. 23.-Wool- Quiet but
steady ana hrm qnWas3ed bright medium i i3
fine light l76?3c; fine heavy l4d20c; tub
wa he'd, choice, 3Sa5s'lc; fair 55a57c; low Sd
633.
Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces al 32c; NN at
80 and 9c Michigan extra SOC; Michigan and
Ohio No. l woods at 36637i.c. tne de!aine 50 a
35c; medium territory at 25G25c; other & AIDES
unchanged
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Aug. . -Wool-Quie'
prices nominal; OHIO, Pennsylvania and West
Nirgin!aXN and above 32G3Gc medium 3IG3s1
coarse 3163Sc, New York, Michigan
India a and western fine or and NX 29a
soc; medium and coarse 36G3Iiac
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24
p,Lp KNoBBERs.
p,eun at Ozark, Mo.-First
wv" y,.a of Guilty.


% 1T'' pea of Guilty.
NO., Aug. 23.-The Bald Knob
,SS' Yin il ozark, and the first day
:as - found the courtroom filed
:'s ~, ....ors. The Sheriff stole a
I; sps. t5e populace by announcing
u o. -;s,ners would Mt be brought
;ls aaes-d until Monday, and early
{, 52Ells--ninc he stepped from the
%. 81 I the captive regulators. Word
VII =. - their families and friends,
1sa was crowded with women
II - wso pressed their troubled
:,..o..s.. the bars Of the jail IN their
i: '.s'-e 81 nearer. The men, accus-
=; y .c.ive life, showed the
81 " .heir confinement in
- VI. - The brogzed fac 3
| ~ - p.leness, end their
So 80 less careless. Judge Hio-
ger court at ] O'Clock Monday.
i o2s.S,a the grand jury tina. they
49, opportunity 70 investigate
Christian county regulators
- In. =. iDqujring tribunal pos
x W. BACKBONE of the orgarizE-
81 = aes1 broken. Severa- motions
D. o;o9- indictments were fled
~. go w ing some that. had signi-
~ AN, .5Hs;oansss . testify for the state.
- 80 vlt.e court was in session,
49, er.np occurred ri the jail.
~. ~, Nj W.,l.am Stanley rushed in
~. ~. :, her sick bed and the fran
i ..rf ne poor woman disturbed
- - town. As she ran towards
win her arms Outstretcbej,
n., tssven 30 protect the inno-
- s-+ save her impris-
S.s-srd, her cries were
9v other women and chill
.lt ri excited crowd gathered
., i me i3i.. gazing awe-stricken al
~ - - >,.c .qc.e. The crazed woman
-, ne ryawd for several minutes
~ ms, feryiG manner, aud was led
:. '---S7.r..yd. Just before cour. ed
T,7g wilson threw himself upon
-,g a, tie court, pleading guilty tC
- 80 Green Walker AS this IS thC
5 ~, n guilty for the Bald KnobbeGs
=: -. .ls-s are .50ut ninty-Ave similar
-. 1.5 i!rz, the decision Of the Cour
,,!ei UPON with deep anxiety. Vii
..e B:ptisC preacher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24
The OFFICE market

GALVESTON, TEX. Aug. 23,-Cofee - No
stocks and no market.
NEW YORK, Aug. 23.-Cofee-spot fair
Rio quiet and steady at zoe; options lower and
lie active: sales 1880 IS. August
SIS 20; September SIS 25G1s 30; October
SIS 3j1ls Is; Novembe SIS 4OalS 81; December
$ls 450ls 20; January ) 456Gls 70 Februiry
SIS 456lS 20; March SIS 4JGlS 70; April SIS 80;
May SIS 55GlS 70. sugar steady and In mod,
crate request; fair srelning quoted at Al Ice
refined ste ,dy. NJ lasses steady; black strap
Ike, Wool quiet and rather weak; domestic
fleece 30G31c; pulled l4035c; Texas 9G25c
Pork steady.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24

"A, 5xc; Adriatic LII "A, SIC; Adriatic "A,
exc; Alaska "A, SIC; Alleudale "A, exc; APP
Black crow &c 6 AtgSe 5a s se De1Sy
fine brown, &c; exposition "A, SIC; Chapman
"A, Sc; GIaniteville E E, CSC; Granitevilie 81 q
II. 5Sc: Marshall "A. &C: Msgints z -. hHc
WHfSKY-Rectied 81 loci 80, as per proof !;
sour nash. two years old, 81 coal 20; three
years old, 81 aS2 20; fancy, extra old whisky,
g 00G5 co.
WUOL-Spring clip, bright medium, 1Sa21c
light fine, 1Sc; coarse, l3Gl6c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24
G4IEESViLLE.
in Mul. Rocovered-Garnashm 9

|an Mulss Rocovered-Garnash M nts;
sued Outs Social Affair." 'ss-<s=
"a, % the Gazette.
,.yEsyuLE, TEX Aug. 2S.-Deputy
III Geo-ge W. W0mack and Messrs.
-co- snd Marlborough Of Tyler went
ss-isy 10 the ranch Of ". f. Washing
.5ou. twenty-five miles northwest of
i n the Indian Territory, and identi-
Two mules and e mare belonging to
!ss.s TAYLOR & Marlborough. The
r1s.s were stolen last winter by Mint
z lgi Robert NcWhorter, and by them
| r..e1 TO the Indian Territory and sold.
!. sad NcWhoTter were botl sent to
-slitcntsry from Denton county last
IN for similar crimes to the one Just
|,,colsd
NTecteen gsrnishments were sued out
|21y By the plaintiffs in the case Of
Unison, HERMAN & CO. against odd
Z, d NsLasEy The garnishees sll
Sisin this county. The amount OF
4ati5s' claim IS S42875G.
/ pleasant party wss given by the
:.ceB young people Of the CT at the
|stslce Of Mrs. Block, corner Hudson
|EDzon streets, last night, in honor OF
e any Van RiLh.e OF Dallas. VINO has
|lysitng her sister, Mrs. l Wensr.
-ane TING past, sud left for home this
-Ig.
Herbert Of Montague is in the city.
ipian Joe Harris left TO day for the
a@ country IN the territory on bust
e Tip.
2,s, c Il Wood left last night for Z
70 Wsukesha, Wis.
lie 8)srk, editor of the Montague
:,-Bss,, was in the city to-day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24

74i4074'.c. Crrn-August Hisc; September
4llaa411ac; October ~ May 49, a43'.c. Mess
PORK, January, 81 80. Lard, August St Al
September, Sc A. october, Sc 52}s; January,
S. so. Short ribs. $ co. september, s. 90: Oc-
tob-r, S. 9715; January, I6.37ia. Cash quota
lions: Flour, quiet with very little doing eN
cept for choice patent', for which there was
moderate inquiry. Prices unchanged ano
Rrm. Wheat, No. red 69i4r No. 2cOrn, 40 &C
Mess pork per barrel SIS 25dl5 50. Lard pei
100 pounds Sc 45G6 Az Short ribs side'. loose
s. 90 Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, $ 4ja5 81
Short clear sides, boXed'SS S5ae 40.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24
COTTON mARKErs.
Keoeipts nt an United stetes Ports.
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Aug. 2}.-Cotton-spot
cloeed quiet, UNCHANGED.
Sales $50 bales.
stock 2O,9 bales aC,ual
Low ordinary &c, ordinary lac; good
Ordinary C; low middling &C; mid
ding 3 l6c; good middling &C; mlddling
fair l0c; fair lOlsc.
Futures opened barely steady and
closed quiet, August 10 points lower; all other
months from TO & points lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24

- - 20 the Gazette.
; =, ..IINESyILLE, Tx, Aug. 25.-TonY
s >',s'', painter, fell from aladder here
~ =, sustaining painful but not dan
.s.s lllries in the bscE. He will be
: i3r several dsys.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 23.-Cohon-spot closed
d5m and unchanged.
Ordinary ! "a; good ordinary lid; low
middhng D Cd; middliag upiands o15d; mid
ding Orleans sid
Total s.les 10000; American 100; exports
20; American 20
Futures opened quiet. closed same at de-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24
We spraS the Truth.

tsg VS. assert that the greatestEaver
tir.oTS5d clesnser, aBtfSliopspafga
J and system reuoTetor Known in
Inc Is Magulre's Cundurangoi the
aus reliable testimonials IN It's
~ confirm our assertion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24
FINANCIAL.
ENGLISH CDNSoIC

ENGLISH COSSOLS.
LONDON, Aug 3-Consols closed lel :
for money; silver Il G.
MONEY.
NEW YORK., Aug % Money on cal easy at
4d6 per cent; iasl loan per cent, closed o.
cred 1t 4Der cent. PINE mercantile psper 6l5
az per cent. eriinE exchange dull ut a c0i4
for siXtl day bills and A 81 for demand.
STOCKS AND BONDS.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2'.-StOcks and bonds
closed al the following prices bid:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24

\, NM urge or weaken the bo%els,
!, .ssbeGis!Iy on t4gHYer agAbiie. A
t:sl i've or5gsssr. C&Ns Little
f7FPi.ls,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24
Sales ls,6OO bales
New YORK,

NEW YORK. Aug. . -Ootton-spot closed
quiet.
Ordinary. : lGc; good ordinary, sc. low
middlnC, Ice. midiling, 1850: good N d
ding. 10 -l5c. middling fe!r, 10 Ice.
Sales 200 bales
stock ,344 bales.
Futures opened quiet but steady and closed
the same , TO 5 points lower on all months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24

q, LIS, s@ Cascartae is-not cure ais,s..I.,
h, ',,,.Ient remeGy tor those disorders
IT, ''-Se from tiss disturbed condition
'''er and ssoinash.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24
Advss 70 mothers.

s'hs.2R's Soothing Syrup for children
$. !. seeehss the child, so4sens the gums,
: - - eGre< wind colics Sid Is &c best
t's o!-EThga p cent? q bosttsS
. A>u-.sssssrss ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-24

Trade was above sn average N aII INES
to-day.
Meats still tend upward; are very firm
and might be quoted fraction above
prices given.
Canned goods are booming, and prices
on severai fruits have advanced. Peaches
especially are considerably higher.
Lxrd Is firm e. - o+wance